...Paul Rodgers, of Free, Bad Company, and The Firm.
Of course, I suppose there are other opinions....
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...Paul Rodgers, of Free, Bad Company, and The Firm.
Of course, I suppose there are other opinions....
"Researchers have already cast much darkness on the subject, and if they continue their investigations, we shall soon know nothing at all about it."
-Mark Twain
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Not on individual tracks, JP-I mean sum total, all things considered.
There are, and have been, many great vocalists; I feel Rodgers has more talent in his pinkie finger than the lot of them-he's that good.
Head and shoulders above the rest-in a class by himself.
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Bono all the way.
Xenu
David Coverdale.
The early Whitesnake stuff. Thats a Rock'n'roll singer imo.
Because it has strong roots on teh bluesy stuff I guess...
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Both excellent choices.
Rodgers is better.
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Eddie Veddar from Pearl Jam, or Jim Morrison from the Doors
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William Hung.
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LoL, thats not rockOriginally Posted by iMartin
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I know, but he's just so good.LoL, thats not rock
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